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One Handed Entry of Values<br />

You can achieve very fast entry of large collections of distance/bearing of quadrant/distance/bearing values by<br />

simply using the number pad and pressing Enter after each value. This will take you to the next field and<br />

finally add the point when you press Enter on the last field. This will also take you back to the first field to<br />

allow continuously adding points with only one hand, keeping your other hand free to mark your place on the<br />

list of values.<br />

Notes on Bearings<br />

<strong>Global</strong> <strong>Map</strong>per User's Manual<br />

When entering data using the Specify Separate Distance and Bearing Values option, the bearing values are<br />

degrees clockwise from true north, so 0 degrees is north, 90 degrees is east, etc. For the Specify Using<br />

Quadrant/Bearing/Distance option, you specify a quadrant value of 1 to 4, with 1 being the NE quadrant, 2<br />

being the SE quadrant, 3 being the SW quadrant, and 4 being the NW quadrant. The bearing values are then<br />

east of the NS line for quadrants 1 and 2 and west of the NS line for quadrants 3 and 4.<br />

It is also important to remember that any bearing are specified relative to true north (unless you check the Use<br />

Grid Bearings Rather Than Bearing Relative to True North), so if your projection isn't oriented so that<br />

straight up is true north (most projected systems, like UTM, are not unless you are right at the projection<br />

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